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Windows | NIC | Optimizing Advanced Driver Settings Network Interface Card

Some users have asked for optimal advanced settings for their Ethernet adapters. Keep in mind that, in most cases, the default settings for your Ethernet adapter will provide the same results. These settings can be found in your Device Manager by double-clicking your adapter, then click the Advanced tab. Keep in mind that these settings assume that your CPU is not overworked when you are gaming or otherwise making heavy use of your network adapter. If this is not the case, it may be advantageous to leave the default settings.

Sneeit Spot V1.8 – Dashboard for Blogger Templates

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Windows | Enable/Disable TCP Auto Tuning

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